Tunnel Protection Structure Suitable For Active Fault Areas and High Ground Stress Areas

ABSTRACT

Disclosed is a tunnel protection structure suitable for active fault areas and high ground stress areas, and relates to the technical field of tunnel engineering construction. The tunnel protection structure comprises at least one protection unit, wherein a plurality of protection units are sequentially connected and distributed along the axial direction of a tunnel, and the protection units comprise a radial protection ring and two axial protection rings which are fixedly arranged between a lining structure and surrounding rock and are distributed along the axial direction of the tunnel; the radial protection ring comprises a plurality of radial buffer energy consumption layers which are sequentially sleeved along the radial direction of the tunnel; and the axial protection ring comprises a plurality of axial buffer energy consumption layers which are sequentially and fixedly connected along the axial direction of the tunnel.

This patent application claims the priority benefit of Chinese PatentApplication No. 202111132144.9, filed on Sep. 27, 2021, the disclosureof which is incorporated by reference herein in its entirety as part ofthe present application.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of tunnelengineering construction, in particular to a tunnel protection structuresuitable for active fault areas and high ground stress areas.

BACKGROUND ART

The Sichuan-Tibet railway traffic gallery is complex in geologicalconditions, dense in active faults and generally high in ground stress,and the active faults and the high ground stress act on the surroundingrock of the railway tunnel engineering at the same time, so that thesurrounding rock generates severe radial deformation and axialdeformation and accumulates high strain energy, construction earthquakedisasters and engineering disasters such as tunnel engineeringconstruction (structure) dislocation, rock burst and large deformationare easily induced, and construction, operation and maintenance ofSichuan-Tibet railways are seriously threatened. Research anddevelopment of tunnel engineering protection measures suitable forenvironmental conditions with crossing active faults and high groundstress are key points for determining success and failure of tunnelengineering.

Aiming at the protection aspect of tunnel engineering crossing activefaults, the patent with the publication number of CN111287756A disclosesonly a single protection structure form which is not strong enoughduring the fault activity of a normal fault, a reverse fault and astrike-slip fault. In addition, the anti-dislocation effect is unknown.The tunnel structure disclosed in the patent with the publication numberof CN110159315A uses high cost materials and also requires highconstruction standards. The anti-seismic structure disclosed in thepatent with the publication number of CN108547633A also uses high costmaterials. In addition, the anti-dislocation effects of the anti-seismicstructures in these patents are highly uncertain when the damping ringis built in a pressure injection mode. Furthermore, the adverse effectof the high ground stress environment on tunnel engineering are notconsidered in these patents.

Therefore, there is a need for a low cost tunnel protection structurewhich resists active faults and dislocation under high ground stressenvironment conditions.

SUMMARY

The present disclosure provides a tunnel protection structure suitablefor active fault areas and high ground stress areas to overcome manyshortcomings in prior art. The tunnel protection structure of thepresent disclosure is suitable for environmental conditions withcrossing active faults and high ground stress, thereby ensuring safetyand the stability of a tunnel.

One particular aspect of the disclosure provides a tunnel protectionstructure suitable for active fault areas and high ground stress areas,said tunnel protection structure comprising:

-   -   at least one protection unit, wherein a plurality of protection        units are sequentially connected and distributed along the axial        direction of a tunnel, the protection units comprise a radial        protection ring and two axial protection rings which are fixedly        arranged between a lining structure and surrounding rock and are        distributed along the axial direction of the tunnel, and the two        axial protection rings are respectively arranged on the two        sides of the radial protection ring; the radial protection ring        comprises a plurality of radial buffer energy consumption layers        which are sequentially sleeved along the radial direction of the        tunnel, each radial buffer energy consumption layer has radial        buffer performance and radial energy consumption performance,        and the radial buffer performance of each radial buffer energy        consumption layer is gradually increased and the radial energy        consumption performance of each radial buffer energy consumption        layer is gradually decreased from outside to inside along the        radial direction of the tunnel; and the axial protection ring        comprises a plurality of axial buffer energy consumption layers        which are sequentially and fixedly connected along the axial        direction of the tunnel, each axial buffer energy consumption        layer has axial buffer performance and axial energy consumption        performance, and the axial buffer performance of each axial        buffer energy consumption layer is gradually increased and the        axial energy consumption performance of each axial buffer energy        consumption layer is gradually decreased from outside to inside        along the axial direction of the tunnel.

Preferably, each radial buffer energy consumption layer comprises aplurality of radial tire layers which are sequentially and fixedlyconnected around the axis of the tunnel, each radial tire layercomprises a plurality of radial tires which are annularly distributedaround the axial direction of the tunnel and are sequentially andfixedly connected, and the axis of each radial tire is parallel to theaxis of the tunnel; each axial buffer energy consumption layer comprisesa plurality of axial tire layers sequentially sleeved along the radialdirection of the tunnel, each axial tire layer comprises a plurality ofaxial tires annularly distributed around the axis of the tunnel andsequentially and fixedly connected, and the axis of each axial tire isperpendicular to the axis of the tunnel; and the radial tires and theaxial tires are filled with buffer energy consumption materials, thebuffer performance of the buffer energy consumption material filled inthe radial tire is gradually increased and the energy consumptionperformance of the buffer energy consumption material filled in theradial tire is gradually decreased from outside to inside along theradial direction of the tunnel, and the buffer performance of the bufferenergy consumption material filled in the axial tire is graduallyincreased and the energy consumption performance of the buffer energyconsumption material filled in the axial tire is gradually decreasedfrom outside to inside along the axial direction of the tunnel.

Preferably, the diameter and the thickness of each radial tire aregradually increased from inside to outside along the radial direction ofthe tunnel, the thicknesses of the radial buffer energy consumptionlayers along the axial direction of the tunnel are the same, and eachradial tire can abut against at least two adjacent radial tires in theadjacent buffer energy consumption layers.

Preferably, the gaps between the adjacent radial tires, the gaps betweenthe adjacent axial tires and the gaps between the radial tires and theaxial tires which are adjacent to each other are filled with the bufferenergy consumption materials.

Preferably, the radial tires and the axial tires are waste tires.

Preferably, the adjacent radial tire layers are bonded and fixed.

Preferably, the centers of the radial tires in the same radial tirelayer are sequentially connected through first anchor rods, the radialtire layer located on the outermost layer is an outward tire layer, thethickness of the outward tire layer is integral multiples of thethickness of each radial tire layer located between the outward tirelayer and the tunnel, a plurality of radial tires distributed along theaxial direction of the tunnel in the radial buffer energy consumptionlayer form a radial tire part, the thickness of the radial tire part isthe same as that of the outward tire layer, and the centers of every twoadjacent radial tire parts in every two adjacent radial buffer energyconsumption layers are connected through second anchor rods.

Preferably, the axial tires of the outermost axial tire layer and theaxial tires of the innermost axial tire layer are sequentially connectedaround the axis of the tunnel through third anchor rods respectively,and contact points of the adjacent axial tires located on differentaxial tire layers are fixedly connected through fourth anchor rodssequentially.

Preferably, the contact positions of the adjacent radial tires and theadjacent axial tires are fixedly connected through fifth anchor rods.

Compared with the prior art, the present disclosure has the followingtechnical effects:

According to the tunnel protection structure suitable for active faultareas and high ground stress areas provided by the present disclosure,when surrounding rock is seriously deformed, firstly, the radial bufferenergy consumption layer and the axial buffer energy consumption layeron the outer layer perform energy consumption on radial largedeformation and axial large deformation respectively, in the deformationprocess of the surrounding rock, the radial high-strain energy and theaxial high-strain energy are rapidly reduced, then the radial bufferenergy consumption layer and the axial buffer energy consumption layeron the inner layer buffer the radial large deformation and the axiallarge deformation respectively, and the situation that radialdeformation of surrounding rock is transmitted to the tunnel to damagethe tunnel is avoided.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The present disclosure will be described with regard to the accompanyingdrawings, which assist in illustrating various features of thedisclosure. It should be appreciated that the attached figures in thefollowing description are provided solely for the purpose ofillustrating the practice of the disclosure and do not constitutelimitations on the scope thereof as certain variations andmodifications, other variations and modifications are well within theskill and knowledge of those skilled in the art, after understanding thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 1 is one embodiment of a structural schematic diagram of a tunnelprotection structure suitable for active fault areas and high groundstress areas provided by the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a cross-section diagram of one embodiment of a tunnelprotection structure suitable for active fault areas and high groundstress areas along the axial direction of a tunnel provided by thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a cross-section diagram of one embodiment of a radialprotection structure along the radial direction of a tunnel provided bythe present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a cross-section diagram of one embodiment of a radialprotection structure along the axial direction of a tunnel provided bythe present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a cross-section diagram of one embodiment of an axialprotection structure along the radial direction of a tunnel provided bythe present disclosure; and

FIG. 6 is a cross-section diagram of one embodiment of an axialprotection structure along the axial direction of a tunnel provided bythe present disclosure.

Reference signs in the attached figures: 1, axial direction of tunnel;2, axial protection ring; 21, axial tire; 22, axial buffer energyconsumption layer; 23, axial tire layer; 24, fourth anchor rod; 25,radial protection ring; 31, radial tire; 32, first anchor rod; 33,second anchor rod; 34, radial tire layer; 35, radial tire part; 100,tunnel protection structure suitable for active fault areas and highground stress areas; 200, surrounding rock; 300, lining structure; and400, protection unit.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The present disclosure will now be described with regard to theaccompanying drawings, which assist in illustrating various features ofthe invention. It should be appreciated that the scope of the disclosureis not limited to merely those embodiments described herein and shown inaccompanying drawings. All variations of embodiments apparent to one ofordinary skill in the art having read the present disclosure are alsowithin the scope of this disclosure.

The present disclosure provides a tunnel protection structure that issuitable for active fault areas and high ground stress areas and thatovercomes shortcomings in the prior art. The tunnel protection structureof the disclosure is particularly useful and suitable for areas withcrossing active faults and high ground stress. The tunnel protectionstructure of the disclosure ensures the safety and the stability oftunnel.

To make the foregoing objective, features and advantages of the presentdisclosure clearer and more comprehensible, the present disclosure isfurther described in detail below with reference to the attached figuresand specific embodiments.

The embodiment provides a tunnel protection structure (100) suitable foractive fault areas and high ground stress areas, as shown in FIG. 1 toFIG. 6 , comprising at least one protection unit (400), wherein aplurality of protection units (400) are sequentially connected anddistributed along the axial direction (1) of a tunnel, preferably, theadjacent protection units are in contact and are fixedly connected, theprotection units (400) comprise a radial protection ring (3) and twoaxial protection rings (2) which are fixedly arranged between a liningstructure (300) and surrounding rock (200) and are distributed along theaxial direction (1) of the tunnel, and the two axial protection rings(2) are respectively arranged on the two sides of the radial protectionring (3); the radial protection ring (3) comprises a plurality of radialbuffer energy consumption layers which are sequentially sleeved alongthe radial direction of the tunnel, specifically, the radial directionis a direction perpendicular to the axial direction, each radial bufferenergy consumption layer has radial buffer performance and radial energyconsumption performance, and the radial buffer performance of eachradial buffer energy consumption layer is gradually increased and theradial energy consumption performance of each radial buffer energyconsumption layer is gradually decreased from outside to inside alongthe radial direction of the tunnel; and the axial protection ring (2)comprises a plurality of axial buffer energy consumption layers (22)which are sequentially and fixedly connected along the axial direction(1) of the tunnel, each axial buffer energy consumption layer (22) hasaxial buffer performance and axial energy consumption performance, andthe axial buffer performance of each axial buffer energy consumptionlayer (22) is gradually increased and the axial energy consumptionperformance of each axial buffer energy consumption layer (22) isgradually decreased from outside to inside along the axial direction (1)of the tunnel.

When surrounding rock (200) is seriously deformed, firstly, the radialbuffer energy consumption layer and the axial buffer energy consumptionlayer (22) on the outer layer perform energy consumption on radial largedeformation and axial large deformation respectively, in the deformationprocess of the surrounding rock (200), the radial high-strain energy andthe axial high-strain energy are rapidly reduced, then the radial bufferenergy consumption layer and the axial buffer energy consumption layer(22) on the inner layer buffer the radial large deformation and theaxial large deformation respectively, and the situation that radialdeformation of surrounding rock (200) is transmitted to the tunnel todamage the tunnel is avoided.

Further, each radial buffer energy consumption layer comprises aplurality of radial tire layers (34) which are sequentially and fixedlyconnected around the axis of the tunnel, each radial tire layer (34)comprises a plurality of radial tires (31) which are annularlydistributed around the axial direction (1) of the tunnel and aresequentially and fixedly connected, and the axis of each radial tire(31) is parallel to the axis of the tunnel; each axial buffer energyconsumption layer (22) comprises a plurality of axial tire layers (23)sequentially sleeved along the radial direction of the tunnel, eachaxial tire layer (23) comprises a plurality of axial tires (21)annularly distributed around the axis of the tunnel and sequentially andfixedly connected, and the axis of each axial tire (21) is perpendicularto the axis of the tunnel; and the radial tires (31) and the axial tires(21) are filled with buffer energy consumption materials, the bufferperformance of the buffer energy consumption material filled in theradial tire (31) is gradually increased and the energy consumptionperformance of the buffer energy consumption material filled in theradial tire (31) is gradually decreased from outside to inside along theradial direction of the tunnel, and the buffer performance of the bufferenergy consumption material filled in the axial tire (21) is graduallyincreased and the energy consumption performance of the buffer energyconsumption material filled in the axial tire (21) is graduallydecreased from outside to inside along the axial direction (1) of thetunnel. Both the axial tire (21) and the radial tire (31) have a bufferfunction, and the axial tire (21) and the radial tire (31) are combinedwith the buffer energy consumption material to jointly resist largedeformation of the surrounding rock.

Further, the number of the radial buffer energy consumption layers andthe number of the axial buffer energy consumption layers (22) are eachthree, the radial tire (31) and the axial tire (21) on the outermostlayer are filled with energy consumption materials composed ofconstruction waste such as concrete blocks, gravel blocks, brick andtile fragments and muck and coal gangue, the fineness modulus is“large”, the compactness is “slightly dense”, and the grading form is an“intermittent” grading form; the radial tire (31) and the axial tire(21) on the middle layer are filled with energy consumption materialscomposed of coal gangue, steel slag and the like, the fineness modulusis “medium”, the compactness is “medium”, and the grading form is a“continuous opening” grading form; and the radial tire (31) and theaxial tire (21) on the inner layer are filled with energy consumptionmaterials composed of steel slag, coal ash, red mud, phosphogypsum andthe like, the fineness modulus is “small”, the compactness is “compact”,and the grading form is a “continuous” grading form. Bulk solid wastesare directly converted into building materials, so that thecomprehensive utilization efficiency of the bulk solid wastes isimproved while the buffer energy consumption effect is met, and the costof tunnel engineering is reduced.

Further, the diameter and the thickness of each radial tire (31) aregradually increased from inside to outside along the radial direction ofthe tunnel, the thicknesses of the radial buffer energy consumptionlayers along the axial direction (1) of the tunnel are the same, andeach radial tire (31) can abut against at least two adjacent radialtires (31) in the adjacent buffer energy consumption layers. Due to thearrangement, the arrangement of the radial tires (31) is more compact,and the buffer energy consumption performance of the axial protectionring (2) is improved.

Further, the gaps between the adjacent radial tires (31), the gapsbetween the adjacent axial tires (21) and the gaps between the radialtires (31) and the axial tires (21) which are adjacent to each other arefilled with the buffer energy consumption materials, specifically, thegaps are filled with the energy consumption materials composed of coalgangue, steel slag, coal ash, red mud, ardealite and the like, thefineness modulus is “medium-small”, the compactness is “dense”, thegrading form is a “continuous” grading form, and a buffer function isachieved.

Further, the radial tires (31) and the axial tires (21) are waste tires.The waste tires are directly converted into building materials,comprehensive utilization of the bulk solid wastes is achieved while thebuffering effect is achieved, and the cost of tunnel engineering isreduced.

Further, the adjacent radial tire layers (34) are bonded and fixed.

Further, the centers of the radial tires (31) in the same radial tirelayer (34) are sequentially connected through first anchor rods (32), aplurality of radial tires (31) distributed along the axial direction (1)of the tunnel in the same radial buffer energy consumption layer form aradial tire part (35), the thickness of the radial tire part is the sameas that of the radial tire (31) of the outermost radial buffer energyconsumption layer, and the centers of the adjacent radial tire parts(35) in every two adjacent radial buffer energy consumption layers areconnected through second anchor rods (33).

Further, the axial tires (21) of the outermost axial tire layer (23) andthe axial tires (21) of the innermost axial tire layer (23) aresequentially connected around the axis of the tunnel through thirdanchor rods respectively, and contact points of the adjacent axial tires(21) located on different axial tire layers (23) are fixedly connectedthrough fourth anchor rods (24) sequentially.

Further, the contact positions of the adjacent radial tires (31) and theadjacent axial tires (21) are fixedly connected through fifth anchorrods.

Further, the first anchor rods (32), the second anchor rods (33), thethird anchor rods, the fourth anchor rods (24) and the fifth anchor rodsare all anchor rods with ideal elastic-plastic characteristics and axialdeformation-radial coarsening characteristics, so that no matter for themovement conditions of different faults such as a normal fault, areverse fault and a strike-slip fault, or the movement forms of faultstick-slip dislocation and creep-slip deformation, the anchor rod stillkeeps constant high strength even under large tensile and sheardeformation conditions, a large deformation space is reserved forsurrounding rock, and the anchor rod is in closer contact with tires andsolid wastes due to the characteristic of radial coarsening afterdeformation of the anchor rods, so that the overall rigidity andstrength of a tunnel engineering protection structure are enhanced.

According to the embodiment, the anchor rod groups acting on a radialprotection structure and an axial protection structure are tightlyconnected with the tire groups in a special arrangement mode, the usingamount of special anchor rod materials is saved to the maximum extent,and on the other hand, the material cost of the tunnel engineeringprotection structure is remarkably reduced.

According to the embodiment, under the complex stress conditions ofstatic loads such as extremely high self-weight stress and structuralstress and dynamic loads such as strong seismic stress waves andblasting stress waves, the coordinated deformation effect of the wastetire group and the anchor rod group and the movement rearrangement andparticle crushing effect of solid waste blocks/particles are considered;and therefore, the combined functions of tire buffering, anchor rodenergy absorption and block/particle energy consumption are fullyexerted.

Specific examples are used for illustration of the principles andimplementation methods of the present disclosure. The description of theabove-mentioned embodiments is used to help illustrate the method andits core principles of the present disclosure. In addition, thoseskilled in the art can make various modifications in terms of specificembodiments and scope of application in accordance with the teachings ofthe present disclosure. In conclusion, the content of this specificationshall not be construed as a limitation to the present disclosure.

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A tunnel protection structure suitable for activefault areas and high ground stress areas, comprising a plurality ofprotection units, wherein each of said protection units are sequentiallyconnected and distributed along the axial direction of a tunnel, whereineach of said protection unit comprise a radial protection ring and twoaxial protection rings which are fixedly arranged between a liningstructure and surrounding rocks and are distributed along an axialdirection of a tunnel, and said two axial protection rings arerespectively arranged on the two sides of said radial protection ring;the radial protection ring comprising a plurality of radial bufferenergy consumption layers which are sequentially sleeved along a radialdirection of the tunnel, each of said radial buffer energy consumptionlayer having radial buffer performance and radial energy consumptionperformance, and the radial buffer performance of each of said radialbuffer energy consumption layer is gradually increased from outside toinside along the radial direction of the tunnel and the radial energyconsumption performance of each of said radial buffer energy consumptionlayer is gradually decreased from outside to inside along the radialdirection of the tunnel; each of the two axial protection ringscomprises a plurality of axial buffer energy consumption layers whichare sequentially and fixedly connected along the axial direction of thetunnel, each of said axial buffer energy consumption layer has axialbuffer performance and axial energy consumption performance, and theaxial buffer performance of each of said axial buffer energy consumptionlayer is gradually increased from outside to inside relative to theradial protection ring along the axial direction of the tunnel and theaxial energy consumption performance of each of said axial buffer energyconsumption layer is gradually decreased from outside to inside relativeto the radial protection ring along the axial direction of the tunnel insaid each of the two axial protection rings; a number of the pluralityof radial buffer energy consumption layers in the radial protection ringis three and a number of the plurality of axial buffer energyconsumption layers in the axial protection ring is three; each of saidradial buffer energy consumption layer comprises a plurality of radialtire layers which are sequentially and fixedly connected around the axisof the tunnel, each of said radial tire layer comprises a plurality ofradial tires which are annularly distributed around the axial directionof the tunnel and are sequentially and fixedly connected, and an axis ofeach of said radial tire is parallel to the axis of the tunnel; each ofsaid axial buffer energy consumption layer comprises a plurality ofaxial tire layers sequentially sleeved along a radial direction of thetunnel, each of said axial tire layer comprises a plurality of axialtires annularly distributed around the axis of the tunnel andsequentially and fixedly connected, and the axis of each of said axialtire is perpendicular to the axis of the tunnel; and each of said radialtire and each of said axial tire are filled with buffer energyconsumption materials, buffer performance of the buffer energyconsumption material filled in each radial tire is gradually increasedfrom the outside to the inside along the radial direction of the tunneland energy consumption performance of the buffer energy consumptionmaterial filled in each radial tire is gradually decreased from theoutside to the inside along the radial direction of the tunnel, and thebuffer performance of the buffer energy consumption material filled ineach axial tire is gradually increased from the outside to the insiderelative to said radial protection ring along the axial direction of thetunnel and the energy consumption performance of the buffer energyconsumption material filled in each axial tire is gradually decreasedfrom the outside to the inside relative to said radial protection ringalong the axial direction of the tunnel in the axial protection ring;and the buffer energy consumption materials filled in each of saidradial tire of an outermost layer of the radial buffer energyconsumption layers and each of said axial tire of an the outermost layerof the axial buffer energy consumption layers is composed of concreteblocks, gravel blocks, brick and tile fragments, muck and coal gangue,and grading form is a “gap” grading form; the buffer energy consumptionmaterials filled in each of said radial tire of a middle layer of saidradial buffer energy consumption layers and each of said axial tire of amiddle layer of the axial buffer energy consumption layers are composedof coal gangue and steel slag, and a grading form is a “continuousopening” grading form; the buffer energy consumption materials filled ineach of said radial tire of an innermost layer of the radial bufferenergy consumption layers and each of said axial tire of an innermostlayer of the axial buffer energy consumption layers are composed ofsteel slag, coal ash, red mud and phosphogypsum, and a grading form is a“continuous” grading form; a fineness modulus of the buffer energyconsumption material filled in each of said radial tire from the outsideto the inside along the radial direction of the tunnel is graduallydecreased, and a compactness is gradually increased from the outside tothe inside along the radial direction of the tunnel; and the finenessmodulus of the buffer energy consumption material filled in each of saidaxial tire is gradually decreased from an outside to an inside relativeto the radial protection ring along the axial direction of the tunnel ineach of the axial protection ring, and the compactness is graduallyincreased from the outside to the inside relative to the radialprotection ring along the axial direction of the tunnel.
 10. The tunnelprotection structure suitable for active fault areas and high groundstress areas according to claim 9, wherein a diameter and a thickness ofeach of said radial tire are gradually increased from the inside to theoutside along the radial direction of the tunnel, and thicknesses of theradial buffer energy consumption layers along the axial direction of thetunnel are the same.
 11. The tunnel protection structure suitable foractive fault areas and high ground stress areas according to claim 9,wherein gaps between adjacent radial tires, gaps between the adjacentaxial tires, and gaps between the radial tires and the axial tires whichare adjacent to each other are filled with the buffer energy consumptionmaterials.
 12. The tunnel protection structure suitable for active faultareas and high ground stress areas according to claim 9, wherein theradial tires and the axial tires are waste tires.
 13. The tunnelprotection structure suitable for active fault areas and high groundstress areas according to claim 10, wherein each of said adjacent radialtire layers are bonded and fixed.
 14. The tunnel protection structuresuitable for active fault areas and high ground stress areas accordingto claim 10, wherein centers of the radial tires in a same radial tirelayer are sequentially connected through first anchor rods, a radialtire layer located on an outermost layer is an outward tire layer, athickness of the outward tire layer is integral multiples of a thicknessof each of said radial tire layer located between the outward tire layerand the tunnel, a plurality of radial tires distributed along the axialdirection of the tunnel in the radial buffer energy consumption layerform a radial tire part, a thickness of the radial tire part is the sameas that of the outward tire layer, and a center of every two adjacentradial tire parts in every two adjacent radial buffer energy consumptionlayers is connected through a second anchor rod.
 15. The tunnelprotection structure suitable for active fault areas and high groundstress areas according to claim 9, wherein the axial tires of theoutermost axial tire layer and the axial tires of the innermost axialtire layer are sequentially connected around the axis of the tunnelthrough third anchor rods respectively, and contact points of adjacentaxial tires located on different axial tire layers are fixedly connectedthrough fourth anchor rods sequentially.
 16. The tunnel protectionstructure suitable for active fault areas and high ground stress areasaccording to claim 10, wherein the contact positions of adjacent radialtires and the adjacent axial tires are fixedly connected through fifthanchor rods.